Definition of: ironic

(ī·ron′ik) adjective
1. Conveying a meaning that contradicts the literal sense of the words used: an ironic comment.
2. Being the reverse of what was expected: an ironic event.
3. Of the nature of or given to the use of irony. Also i·ron′i·cal (-i·kəl).
—i·ron′i·cal·ly adverb
—i·ron′·i·cal·ness noun

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"ironic" has the frequency of use of 0.0004% on en.wikipedia.org.

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Definition of: ironic

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